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Authentic Pattachitra paintings, Sambalpuri weaves, Dhokra jewelry, and home decor — sourced directly from artisan communities in Raghurajpur and Bhubaneswar.

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Hand-painted Pattachitra cowhead decor

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Pattachitra: A Thousand Years of Stories, One Brushstroke at a Time

Every plate, every panel painted with ultra-fine brushes and natural pigments — the living temple art of Odisha, in your home.

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Hand-painted Pattachitra Radha Krishna wall plate

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Every Maavni piece is signed by a story — meet the master artisans who keep Odisha’s craft traditions alive.

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From Our Magazine

Pattachitra — A Thousand-Year Art Tradition of Odisha

Pattachitra is one of the oldest surviving painting traditions in India. The name comes from Sanskrit: patta (cloth) + chitra (picture). Developed over a thousand years in the sacred context of the Jagannath temple at Puri, it is both a devotional practice and a complete artistic tradition with its own iconography, philosophy, and materials technology. The artisans who created […]